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What is An Atom?
Despite wearing bed sheets for every occasion, the ancient Greeks were smart enough to conceive of atoms as building blocks of the universe.
Viruses: Genes Gone Rogue
Viruses are runaway genes that meddle with our cells, also known as mobile genetic elements, intracellular parasites, or freeloading gits.
Helium Could Save Our Planet
Vast reserves of helium-3 on the Moon could supply nuclear fusion reactors on Earth, offering a clean energy source for millenia to come.
Neuralink and You
A Link is a coin-sized panel of microchips, a battery, and 3,000 electrodes along hair-thin neural threads. And it goes inside your skull.
The Life of Isaac Asimov
Asimov's Nightfall is an archetypal social science fiction, moving away from gadgets and towards exploration of the human condition.
How Does Conditioning Work?
My friend Sutton here volunteered for a harmless experiment in classical conditioning. Great! Let's start by gouging him roughly in the eye.
Dogs Are Smarter Than You Think
Dogs have greater social intelligence than our closest primate cousins, thanks entirely to living symbiotically with humans for 40,000 years.
A Real Body-Snatching Parasite
Meet my associate, Curtuteria australis, a parasitic flatworm who takes three hosts during his convoluted lifecycle.
Can We Live on Mars?
What are the challenges of colonising Mars? A look at terraforming and artificial life support to make Mars habitable for humans.